Not So Peter Priesthood

As Not So Peter Priesthood podcast turns 2 years old, Jake, Dusti, and Kadey dive into the occult. It starts out with a woman named Marjorie Cameron and ends with how Aleister Crowley was influenced by none other than J Dawg himself! Things get very weird! TW: attempted suicide, abortion

This episode is all about the Chads of the Mormon world, DezNat (no offense to listeners named Chad). Everything you didn't want to know about this social media movement among extremist Mormons. Rate, review, and subscribe!

This week, Jake reads a talk given by Sheri Dew about how prophets can see around corners. Along the way, Jake and Dusti talk about old flip phones, Gandalf (naturally), Mormon persecution complex, and the problems with personal revelation. Rate, review, and subscribe!

To end Pride Month this year, Jake tells Dusti about an international organization led by a Mormon woman and her husband that is pushing for anti-gay laws and education in Africa. Family Watch International is leading the charge in several countries in Africa to promote the eradication of LGBTQ+ individuals. Note: this is NOT an Anti-Blippi podcast. Dusti just has a lot of feelings. TW: abortion,...

Dusti and Jake discuss the Deseret News article written by out, gay, LDS, former BYU mascot Charlie Bird who just got engaged to his fiancé. It's an article about finding a common ground for LGBTQ+ individuals and the Mormon faith. Jake also tells Dusti about the drama in Rexburg around the Pride celebration. There's also a huge digression about cloacas. Rate, review, and subscribe!

Continuing this Pride Month, Dusti tells Jake about some gay-straight alliances with Mormon ties. They discuss the need for alliances and how these groups impact church membership. Rate, review, and subscribe!

To kick off Pride month, Jake and Dusti read a devotional given by Dallin and June Oaks. He is being praised by some as being more progressive in this, but it's very clear, very fast, that he's still up to his old tricks. Digressions ensue, of course. Rate, review, and subscribe!

Let's talk about (Mormon) sex! Again! Take another uncomfortable dive into Dr. Laura Brotherson's And They Were Not Ashamed. Jake and Dusti talk dragon sex (of course), putting gas in the tank, role-play, a smidgeon of Bridgerton, and about how some Mormons pray before sex. Rate, review, subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts!

Jake and Dusti talk about a BYU professor who shared with her class that her daughter was transgender. The Cougar Chronicle reported on it in a very disgusting and ignorant way as you can imagine. This conversation also segues into how the Family Proclamation came to be. Follow us: notsopeterpriesthood on Instagram. Email us: notsopeterpriesthood@gmail.com

Dusti, Jake, and Kadey (from Not So Molly Mormon podcast) cover the April 2023 General Conference. It starts and ends with poop talk, but they also talk parenting, peace, and fortune-telling (patriarchal blessings). Enjoy these highlights! We read them so you wouldn't have to!

Dusti is back! This is a short episode to welcome back the emotional support Canadian and for you to hear basically what a real conversation between Jake and Dusti is like. They talk online dating, trucks, vitamins, Jared Leto, and weak pullout games. Dusti apologizes to all listeners for leaving them with Jake, but the sassy Canadian is back. More screaming into the void to come!

Jake welcomes back Irene from Irene's Entropy to the podcast to talk about her latest single, an upcoming tour, and details about her new album coming out next year. You can listen to her latest single, Persephone II, on all streaming platforms and also see the music video!

Jake and Dusti welcome special guest Sammi to the podcast to tell her story. Sammi is freshly out of the church and still navigating what her life will look like from here on out. They discuss family relationships and how they change once you leave the church, finding a support system, and coffee (of course). We are sure you're going to love Sammi!

This week, Jake and Dusti talk about sex! But through the lens of a popular Mormon sexual intimacy book called And They Were Not Ashamed by Dr. Laura Brotherson, and yes it's as cringey as it sounds. Complete with some very questionable Canadian slang, this one is not for the faint of heart. Also, they barely skimmed the surface of the book, so there will be more from this in the future!

This week is a special treat! Jake and Dusti invite special guests Brittany and Mags to the podcast. Brittany is a pastor and Mags is a historian for the Community of Christ Church. They are here this week to offer clarity and insight into the church. If you recall, Jake and Dusti covered the Community of Christ church a few episodes ago. It was a fun and interesting chat with Brittany and Mags!

This week, Jake and Dusti discuss the changes to the temple ceremony. They get their information from an anonymous poster who describes in detail what changed and how it made them feel.

Dusti and Jake welcome back special guest Kadey, from Not So Molly Mormon podcast, to rage over a BYU Devotional given by Kevin S Hamilton on January 24, 2023. He talks about covenants (fun drinking game: take a shot whenever he says the word "covenant." Actually don't; you might die), the need for a church and organized religion, and quotes the Book of Mormon A LOT. What is a TK Smoothie you ask?...

Jake and Dusti talk about a youth broadcast hosted by Gerrit Gong, Bonnie Cordon, and Steven Lund. This performative devotional was where they presented the 2023 youth theme: I Can Do All Things Through Christ. A Mormon analogy wouldn't be complete without some good ol' cultural appropriation as Elder Dong talks about spiritual trail markers. Enjoy!

This week, Dusti dusts off her Personal Progress book to share with Jake. If you, listener, were in Young Women's this episode might trigger you and you might find yourself reciting the theme along with Dusti. That's what brainwashing and conditioning will do to you!

Women with the priesthood? LGBTQ inclusivity? No forced baptisms? No weird temple ceremonies? Book of Mormon not viewed as the main scripture? Could it be that the Restored LDS church has more things right than the mainstream church? Jake tells Dusti all about the RLDS aka The Community of Christ Church and you'll be surprised how not half-bad it is.

Get ready because this week we are diving into the mission handbook that tells missionaries literally everything they can and cannot do on their missions. It's a guidebook they carry around in their pockets for the entire duration of their missions. Dusti and Jake welcome special guest Stephen (exmormon_rhetoric on Instagram) as they go through the handbook. Note: this is the 2002 edition of the h...

For our 69th episode (Niiiice), Jake welcomes special guest co-host Kadey from Not So Molly Mormon podcast. At the beginning of January, Jeffrey Holland and his wife Patricia spoke to youth of the church at a conference, and Jake reads highlights to Kadey of what was said. Don't worry, listeners, Dusti will be back!

Jake reads an article from Deseret News to Dusti. The article talks about how language is being corrupted to the point where gender is being confused and the role of a woman is muddied. As you can imagine, it's extremely problematic. TW: anti-transgender stuff that might be sensitive to some listeners.

Jake tells Dusti all about D. Gary Young and Young Living Essential Oils which is all the rage in Utah and among a lot of Mormons. This MLM has a very problematic past with a very controversial founder (sound familiar?). TW: infant death

Jake and Dusti welcome special guest Kadey (from Not So Molly Mormon podcast). This week they let you in on their book club where Jake and Dusti tell Kadey all about Black Widows by Cate Quinn: a murder mystery set in Utah where the victim is a polygamist and the prime suspects are his three wives. This one is a wild ride! TW: infant death, sexual abuse and assault